boot-cuff

Definitions

from The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia

n. A form of cuff worn in England in the eighteenth century. See cuff.

Etymologies

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Examples

Much can be found to admire here in cut, taste and craftsmanship, the cleverly supported flared coats, the playful boot-cuff sleeves popular for ten years from 1725, the beautiful greens, the periodic reversions to plainer surfaces, often reflecting European fashions.